Winchelsea

E324143

Winchelsea is a historic small town in East Sussex, England, known as one of the medieval Cinque Ports and noted for its well-preserved Georgian and medieval architecture.

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Winchelsea canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
town
administrativeUnit civil parish of Icklesham
ceremonialCounty East Sussex
country England
distanceTo about 2 miles southwest of Rye
about 7 miles northeast of Hastings
governedBy Rother District
surface form: Rother District Council
hasAmenity post office (often combined with shop)
primary school (in wider parish area)
pub
village shop
hasBuildingStyle Georgian
Victorian
medieval
hasConservationStatus conservation area
hasEconomicActivity agriculture in surrounding area
local services
tourism
hasFeature cellars beneath houses
grid-pattern street layout
historic parish church
town gates
hasNearbyFeature Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Winchelsea Beach
hasStatus small town
hasTransport Winchelsea railway station
heritage medieval town
planned medieval new town
historicCounty Sussex
knownFor Georgian architecture
historic townscape
well-preserved medieval architecture
language English
liesOn A259 road NERFINISHED
locatedIn East Sussex
Rother District
South East England
locatedNear English Channel
River Brede
Rye
parishChurch St Thomas the Martyr, Winchelsea
partOf Cinque Ports
railwayLine Marshlink Line
surface form: Marshlink line
tourism heritage tourism destination
walking and countryside tourism
urbanForm compact hilltop settlement

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Cinque Ports hasPart Winchelsea